Bike Gallery - Winter Time = Time to Ride!

Join us at the Downtown Bike Gallery and gain winter riding know-how! On Friday, November 20th, from 6-8:30 p.m., our Downtown store—on SW 10th & Salmon—will be hosting Winter Bike School, a fun, informal evening dedicated to keeping you riding all year round. Representatives from Shimano and Trek will show off the latest in winter commuting bikes and gear. The Bicycle Transportation Alliance will provide winter cycling tips and route planning. Master mechanic Brett Flemming will teach basic maintenance and flat repair. Knowledgeable staff will explain rain gear, fenders, lights, gloves, and more. We'll have special deals on select product, and plenty of food and refreshments.

This is a great opportunity to learn what it takes to ride all year round. With the right gear, you’ll be riding warm, dry, and happy. See you there!

Special offer: click here to print a coupon for $5 off your purchase of $25 or more! *

* Offer valid November 20th only. BTA members will receive 10% off all parts and accessories in addition to this coupon. Interested in becoming a BTA member?

It's a Great Time To Get an Overhaul!

From now through the end of February, the friendly folks in our service department are offering our most complete service package at less than half price, or just $135! *

So, what does a full bike overhaul entail? First, we will disassemble, clean, inspect and replace parts as needed within your bike's critical systems. Second, we service the hubs, bottom bracket, headset, derailleur, chain, cassette, brakes, cables & housing, grips and bar tape. We also true your wheels and carefully lube and tune all systems to ensure smooth operation and increase your bike's longevity. Believe us, your bike(s) will be grateful for it... and you will be all ready and set for another great cycling season! Learn more

Special offer: click here to print a coupon for an additional $10 off the Winter Overhaul Special!

* Price includes labor only, parts extra. Overhaul sale price $135 (reg. $275). Tandems $150 (reg. $300).

From Our Blog: Cyclocross Update

We're in the middle of another great cyclocross season and it seems like a good time to check in and see how the races are progressing. The early season races were mostly dusty and dry, but beginning with the Hillsboro race on October 25th, the ground has slowly become more and more water-logged. Last weekend's Singlespeed World Championships at PIR was a wet, muddy blast of a good time! The racers were treated to a Black Sabbath cover band, throngs of loud fans, and the Thunderdome, a geodesic structure supporting fans and announcers. There were over 150 racers in the event. Read more

In the Community: New Trail Program at Powell Butte

Do you bike, hike, or ride horses on Powell Butte?

This rainy season you will have the opportunity to participate in a pilot project to test the theory that people can have more trail access and take better care of the trails by staying off the trails when they are muddy.

In past wet seasons, Portland Parks & Recreation - City Nature managed a trail closure program that closed trails when wet. The trouble was, trails were closed when rain was expected or there were only a few wet spots. There were different opinions about what is wet. When will bike tires, horse hooves, feet, or paws damage trails? Portland Parks & Recreation - City Nature listened to trail user frustrations and agreed to a one season pilot project to test the theory that trail users can take good care of a nature park and its trails using self-management on trails.

You will see new signs posted at trailheads and trail junctions saying "trails closed when muddy."

If a trail is dry, enjoy! If a trail is muddy and you can see your tracks, please do not use it. Please do not skid, and please pass other trail users with consideration. Thanks for taking care of Powell Butte Nature Park!

A collaborative effort with: Northwest Trail Alliance, Portland Parks & Recreation, Friends of Powell Butte, and Equestrians.

Get Bike-Wise at our Fun and Free Clinics

The Bike Gallery's free clinics are a great way to learn more about bikes, how to maintain them, and how to ride them most efficiently. Fall and winter are a perfect time to learn from our experts, so you are "in the know" by the time spring season comes around.

We offer our three basic clinics – flat repair, maintenance, and gear shifting – on a recurring basis at several of our stores through the winter months.

The format is casual classroom style with hands-on demos and plenty of opportunity for the audience to ask questions or share tips with fellow cyclists. No need to make reservations or to bring your bike.

Check our clinics page for dates and hours.


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	Join us at the Downtown Bike Gallery and gain winter riding know-how! On Friday, November 20th, from 6-8:30 p.m., our Downtown store—on SW 10th & Salmon—will be hosting Winter Bike School, a fun, informal evening dedicated to keeping you riding all year round. Representatives from Shimano and Trek will show off the latest in winter commuting bikes and gear. The Bicycle Transportation Alliance will provide winter cycling tips and route planning. Master mechanic Brett Flemming will teach basic maintenance and flat repair. Knowledgeable staff will explain rain gear, fenders, lights, gloves, and more. We'll have special deals on select product, and plenty of food and refreshments. This is a great opportunity to learn what it takes to ride all year round. With the right gear, you’ll be riding warm, dry, and happy. See you there! Special offer: click here to print a coupon for $5 off your purchase of $25 or more! * * Offer valid November 20th only. BTA members will receive 10% off all parts and accessories in addition to this coupon. Interested in becoming a BTA member? It's a Great Time To Get an Overhaul! From now through the end of February, the friendly folks in our service department are offering our most complete service package at less than half price, or just $135! * So, what does a full bike overhaul entail? First, we will disassemble, clean, inspect and replace parts as needed within your bike's critical systems. Second, we service the hubs, bottom bracket, headset, derailleur, chain, cassette, brakes, cables & housing, grips and bar tape. We also true your wheels and carefully lube and tune all systems to ensure smooth operation and increase your bike's longevity. Believe us, your bike(s) will be grateful for it... and you will be all ready and set for another great cycling season! Learn more Special offer: click here to print a coupon for an additional $10 off the Winter Overhaul Special! * Price includes labor only, parts extra. Overhaul sale price $135 (reg. $275). Tandems $150 (reg. $300). From Our Blog: Cyclocross Update We're in the middle of another great cyclocross season and it seems like a good time to check in and see how the races are progressing. The early season races were mostly dusty and dry, but beginning with the Hillsboro race on October 25th, the ground has slowly become more and more water-logged. Last weekend's Singlespeed World Championships at PIR was a wet, muddy blast of a good time! The racers were treated to a Black Sabbath cover band, throngs of loud fans, and the Thunderdome, a geodesic structure supporting fans and announcers. There were over 150 racers in the event. Read more In the Community: New Trail Program at Powell Butte Do you bike, hike, or ride horses on Powell Butte? This rainy season you will have the opportunity to participate in a pilot project to test the theory that people can have more trail access and take better care of the trails by staying off the trails when they are muddy. In past wet seasons, Portland Parks & Recreation - City Nature managed a trail closure program that closed trails when wet. The trouble was, trails were closed when rain was expected or there were only a few wet spots. There were different opinions about what is wet. When will bike tires, horse hooves, feet, or paws damage trails? Portland Parks & Recreation - City Nature listened to trail user frustrations and agreed to a one season pilot project to test the theory that trail users can take good care of a nature park and its trails using self-management on trails. You will see new signs posted at trailheads and trail junctions saying "trails closed when muddy." If a trail is dry, enjoy! If a trail is muddy and you can see your tracks, please do not use it. Please do not skid, and please pass other trail users with consideration. Thanks for taking care of Powell Butte Nature Park! A collaborative effort with: Northwest Trail Alliance, Portland Parks & Recreation, Friends of Powell Butte, and Equestrians. Get Bike-Wise at our Fun and Free Clinics The Bike Gallery's free clinics are a great way to learn more about bikes, how to maintain them, and how to ride them most efficiently. Fall and winter are a perfect time to learn from our experts, so you are "in the know" by the time spring season comes around. We offer our three basic clinics – flat repair, maintenance, and gear shifting – on a recurring basis at several of our stores through the winter months. The format is casual classroom style with hands-on demos and plenty of opportunity for the audience to ask questions or share tips with fellow cyclists. No need to make reservations or to bring your bike. Check our clinics page for dates and hours.	Featured Products Bike Gallery Wool Socks • Warm, wool sock made by Sock Guy • Perfect for cool winter days, on and off the bike • Two sizes Bike Gallery Workhorse bike • Sturdy steel frame • Single speed (fixed/freewheel flip-flop hub) • Perfect for commuting Bike Gallery Rainbow T-Shirt • Women's and men's sizes It's a great time to book a Full Bike Fit! Like to feel more comfortable and improve your pedal efficiency when riding your bike? Treat yourself to a Full Bike Fit, our premium bike fit service, which includes all the elements of our Basic Body Fit and Cleat Fit services, at the special price of $120 (reg. $150). For more details, visit our Fit Services page.